The article stated that Mr A had been afraid to reveal the identity of the man he claimed had actually been behind the importation, and that he feared for his own and his family’s safety.

under Article 239 of the Criminal Code and of coercion under Article 240 of the Criminal Code. ...

In view of the above, and having regard to application of Article 4(a) of the Criminal Code of BiH in conjunction with Article 7 paragraph 1 of the European Convention, the Constitutional Court concludes

    Law no. 17/2012 of 27 December 2012 on the State General Budget Law for 2013 introduced Article 3 bis to Law no. 29/2011.

235 bis CIC), and that no irregularities had been committed in implementing the special investigative methods (see Article 235 ter CIC). 20.

    Mr Gabetti submits that on 23 August 2005 he was in hospital in the United States.

He alleged a violation of Article 2 of Protocol No. 4 to the Convention. 14.

    The suspension of the pronouncement of the judgment is regulated by Article 231 of the Code on Criminal Procedure (Law no. 5271), the relevant paragraphs of which read as follows: Article

Procedure) or, in the alternative, that he had stated his opinion on the facts of the case before the end of the proceedings (Article 37 para. 1 (b) of the same Code).

At the outset of the hearing presiding judge P.K. handed him a copy of the Court of Appeal’s aforementioned decision and asked whether he wished to pursue an allegation of bias, which he had raised concerning

the car in violation of Article 113 of the Customs Code.

Article 520 bis “1.

offence under Article 153 of the Criminal Code rather that under Article 133.

and § 2 (a) of the Criminal Code, with reference to Article 138 (a) of the Criminal Code. 26 .

Since the applicants had failed to prove the truth of these facts, they could not rely on Article 10 of the Convention. 23.

, or if he or she persistently avoids the protective supervision referred to in Article 61 of this Code, or if he or she, without a justified reason, breaches the obligations imposed on him or her by the

    He complained that he did not have sufficient access to the case-file. e.

did not commit another wilful offence for a period of three years in accordance with Article   231 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Law no. 5271) and Article   23 of the Code of Juvenile Protection

First, his appeal did satisfy the admissibility criteria under Article 237 § 1 b) of the Code of Civil Procedure then in force, which allowed an appeal of law against an appellate court’s judgment reply

    The applicant alleged, in particular, that the imposition of a fuel fee debit after he had been fined for petty tax fraud constituted double jeopardy in breach of Article 4 of Protocol No